The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-25 00:00:00

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NUMBER 45210,) • 4, ____~ ~___,_,.--__c_-. toclET ' for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE. • Adelphi, May 22, 1 8 0 9. THE DISTRIBUTION. of the PREM.! MIS A.. and 130 UN ri ES, voted to the respeelive Candidates :during the present 'Session, wilt fie on rut:Way s the Attstitut, at twebieectock at /Trion, in the Great lteenu of the Society, when the Candidates are to attend. Strangers cannot be admitted without a .vrirtett Order froM, or a Pet. *mutt intrOdnaion by a Member of the :Society. 'Carriages ttiliet down with - the liorsdlriatis towards Buck ijnghln•strect, and drive Of by Robert-street and the 'l'cr ' race.. *.* No person can he admitted before eleven o'clock. The Soctety acknowledges the receipt of 'fen Guineas ;cut 'ein - anonymously. BY order, C. TAYLOR, M.D. Secretary. . . t [PRICE SIZP.ENCE VicrtmtilNG-OFFICE • • May ty, igno. 1 COMMISSIONERSfor PICTUA4LING His. MAYES:irk NdrY dd hereby Thar flt Tze4a...iy,tbe 6th of June next, tb,y 'will ke ready lereqrs.el:onitrt, in wri; ( sealed ) .I;ech''.4 uantities of 411:ard SPAN IS 11 R,L LiWlNEas 'the peiteitive Aft-rthanet' a.ri liValers tLerein ma .think proper to lifer, lobe suljell ta u tvarriin?l'ef twelve zowala ; to be deliverth' is l'h4' one w 040.. flee 4 :1 um: 4 * ,and Dutirt, into bir Majerj's. Viand/fine, Sp,ret at Deptford. l'artintairth, and Pymolah : and to be paid fur by Bills payable, with interest, nine!) , D. 6.1 afifr • The Condition: of the Contra fh orgy be teen a t flier Secretary's : FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. NIAUDIEOURGITi MAY hag sucebeded in escaping into the-Old Mark, on the approach oti the Westphalian troops. A great 'lumber tit bii adherents ,have been taken prisoners to Carisel. He it appears, again Crossed over to the right bank of the Elbe. 'l'ne htudents of ffille evinOed tit() in clination this Atellino. The.part of corps, which, under Colonel Brtinnow, enti.red, Halle at four o'clock, left It the same tit,y, , titter seizing some small arms, money, and clothes. . . ?ATI6RON, MAT le.—This 'morning the folio*. lug Bulletin and, General Orders have been pith-,.,. lished : • A ttlif dr-EitNINNY.` A Saxon officer, as Courier, who passed rhiough Ratiobon last night, has brought r tho tint on the gth hii Majestir-tlie Etnperor aad King eaterpd Vivant]. -By the Commandant. rs. (Signet!) '. J. L. FELix.' BRUNSWICK, MAN 10.-k eiliarday Coldilz, six leagues from Magdeburg. In a battle near Dodendorf, he kft IS men and 3 Otticel4 killed; besides 17 men and t Officer woonleir, Thu garrison of Magdeburg has been stren&thenta by two Dutch regiments. These marauders were at Halberstadt ; but tlze Sob-prefed contrived to rescue the public the t. Those of Binnswiek and tilunkenburg were sent t 4 .4 Cas.e). I , At the Imperial Head-quarters at tuns, May 6, By virtue of . a command of his Majesty 'the Em peror and King, CUASTELAIt, soi-diyant General in the Austrian service., ringleader of the insurrtetion Of Tyrol, and causer of the murders committed on Etivarian and French prisoners, contrary to the laws of nations, shall lat brpught before a Military Com inission, and executed within £4 hours :flier he he taken, and this as the leader of highway. robbers. (Signed) AL EXA NI) lt,'Prince of Neutcliatel, • CONTBNIN/RARY VOYAG TR,Av r rHE NINTH VOLUME, of this interesting woi0; is This Day compluted,• and may be Itad of 2)ltliwkselleri, price JO. in t?p;trits, , • The Slurnhers of the lormer Volnmes which . wert! out of :print being re-printed, aml st.nne. of the Plates re-etigraved, complete Sets, in Nine.,Voluutes, or any single Volume may Dm kid of Booksellers, price iss. each. The ‘Vork will sAnitinttilo ne tiublished in monthly Num - `beis, at u . 64i. and the Tenth Volume be coma:fixed the tat of June, Ailacniarain several valuable and curious - Accounts of recent Voyages and TrAVels. Bridge. street, 'May t, OW, • No ?cord ori 11 . 41 AO to any Tender in laicb the Price 41.111 ,:'4 be imerte.l In worth at length, co' that :bail not be delivered to ibe lioar4befoi-e One o'Clock un the maid neap., the 6th of Yaffe next, nor unleis the Persol lobo maker the Tertier, or'sitete Perron an hit behalf, atundt, to answer, uhen coded jar. . FICTU4LI.IIVG-tdkl'lch, May 23, t 8 . r r HE CO3IIIIISSIONERSJoi - PICTUALLI-VG His YaLy do kr , ebP give Notice, That tut Tuott4), the 13th :lane neat, they will heready to receive Tea. des: in it,iting (sca.d ur), and neat f.r Four Hundred chaldront (each col.:isting of . 36 Bushels frincle,ter ntrature) ;tVPft*t's "I‘ ANFtEI.:O• MOOR, 'WINDSOR, PUN. er SIMPSON's PONTUP COALS, ?•-#se delivered ;in a nabole Cargo or Cargoes, one half thereof in the 'parr el Sise 'Peeks froth the date of the Contrail, and the other half .in' Six Mat afteiwatds, lands and weather permitting, alisagside 4: Wharf 01 Ifit MijeJty's Premises at Plytheath 'and Souticivit.n 6 p.: id ler by Pills; payable, with interest, 'Stingy drys alter date. • , • • This Day was published. In ave. (under the Patroi.age and Recommendation of the Covernur of the Bank of England, .11,:e4 The Sergand Edition, price I 2S. boards. of 'TH E PRI NC I PL ES of KEEPING ACCOUNTS with BANKF.R.S 1 C —wintry; with 11CCU , 'ate all 4 extensive Interest Tables, ma new Platt; and aTreatise Lon of Eirehange 411(1 NAICS. By WILLIAM LOW4I E. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Veer.. hOste.r. row. " The account piven riE the-various details in tradesmen's accounts is drawn up with great .clearness. It contains alt the processas relative. to tianitcrs and the drawing of Critical Reviaw i Faib. 18 0 5. • •'` "Itis a work of. immense labour, and-of proportionate Utility ; and, as tar as our exa.mation has gone, WC are is, Ily Prepared to .say,' that Mr towrie's produttion is most aecur sale."-Anti- Jacobin, May, " The tables in this hook seem, as far as we can judge, to be accurate. Those relative to interest are, at the same tinie, Particularly convenient. The Treatise on B:lis is drawn up : tril plain so le, The information contained in it is agreeable to pradice." Dritish Critic, August, a . 7. " The detail and explanation of these momentous things Arc here very clearly and intelligibly drawn The tablas C t incrust are convenient."—Monthly Review, March, still. Tbe Coa.iitisur q/ the Contsaar m.y be seen at tbr Secretary's Office. • Nu regard will be had to any Tinier in which the Pike shvl NO be bueeled In tuvrass 4t length, u'r Mai :Gall 1:01 be delivered to the Baird kfiae One o'Clcek at the said Tmesday, the 13 tb of "tune next, nur stnitti the Per:o4 11,60 stakes the Tender, or SCOW Mer lon on Oil he 6411, attend:, to answer, when e.2lled fur. SALES, Ste. N AVIGABLE CANAL, WEST MIDDLESEX, AND CHELSEA WATE R WORKS SHARES, AND KEI. GAVE TURNPIKE sEcußrrivs. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOT, . • On Friday, tune 2, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gam Way% London, 11QHARES in the . LEEDS and LIVERPOOL, GRAND !UNCTION, WILTS and BERKS. KILN. NET and AVON, ELLESMERE,' and THAMES and MEDWAY CANAI.S; Wt S'(' MII/DLESFX, and VitLSEA WATER WORKS ; and 2)+01. secured on the Vt.. AT E ROAD, paying V. ;ler Cent. attieulars at the New Hotel, IlirininFharn; at Hatchett's Motel, Piccadilly; at Gallaway's ; and of Mr. StarttlE, tr "ew Bridge.atreet. OAK BARK.—ESSEX. TO BE SOLD 13Y AucTioN, By JOHN BARNARD, At the Sun Inn, Tbnated; Essex; un Thilisda,v the fet . day of lune nesti at Twelve o'Clock at Noon (sttbjea to such Conditions of Sate as will then be produced). In divers Lou, and the Biddings to be made on re Fathom, A BOUT Six Thousand Fdthows of OAK BARK, A a. br this Season, 'from '•0137 .Trees on the West Side, and lio Trees tm the East Side, In High Wood, in, the Parish of Great Dunmow. '), Trees in tiotnewood, in Tjltey, - to Trees in Bush Woo d, and 2t6 Tre in Avcsey Leys, both in Great Elston. 4o Tres, s m hrook End Leys, and 40 tees in Sadsweedi both in Brostcd. 4 33 'Frees in. Sampson's Wood, in Ashdon. Iso Trees inShadwell Wood, i n A s bd oo . '63 Trees iii.Horicybill Wood; in "Widen. To-es in Round Grove, in Ashdon.. • '37 Trees in:i Ong,Grove, Ashrion.r • 1 3 s Tr e es op in t. kiourne Farm, :•in.4o4hdconL a ta "Trees in Great Beneysh Wood, in kadwinter. Job Trees in Little Bernysh Woad. fn kadwinter. The Bark is set up in the usual ,manner, and will be sold according to the measure by width the Warkinen ate paid; and eithcr party is to beat liberty to re..measure it. The Putchr.ers arc to pay a Depositplasl, arid give tecurity for payment of the remainder of the Put:Jive r:l(May 00 or before the tst at September next. For *titulars 'apply tei Mr. Wade, of Duninow. rssex Virtnicombe, of Liston Lodge or cite Aut.:homer, at r hosted Parsonage, ' P ALM S O AP-IN-THE .GReATEST PhRPECTION. SBERRY having nude great improveinnts in his • weil-kntiwn PA LM soAr; recommends it with re. zwett,....,,,,,„„ to the Nobirity,,and Gentry ; prepared ttosn b avvet fragrant gild:, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of i et '''." - trtorne,. and delicacy of s tir Path .rnerited the ar. t v , i ," ° l and patronage of the st ilies. and •is es. tined aliduable'discovery for loftening, cleansing, bracing, 31s— resessing the Skin, trilm the hest nttlie snit g anti ta` fro sty art•eleeilent defence against crild winds and sharp .• Sold air. in Squares and Dolls, is, each,' with the words sa. f nUel 14 " 17 1' . 'on the. wrapper. The':,PrOptiot r tccommettfis ,s the roll Suap lOr shaving, prcalucing soft lather, 'toner tor gander Fates, In 'niund IS. each. litepared `r sold hy S. W liryjnoalc plftagper, 1)7o. Greek. i. S6h6" ; 'and, by his appointment, at the princtpal Per. time otrn rs in. Loud n and, ditierent Towns in d, three Kill. It. pct SPRA.I.I4; RI - ISIIMATItMS.. Cif 1 LBLAINS, ec• STEER' OPODKIDOC. • , he name , t, F. No v berv; . St , Paul's." is engraved ott the Stamp, :mind the Wrapper of each Bottle, .whicti,. it carefully attended to by Purchaser 4 will prevent their b eivg imposed ;ipasi by toe numermis Countertelts inTown` emt Country, to which its ith..Cv has given rise. IS far ti ' L ) external A pet RA to a other p lON. in the Cure of, Bruises, •tkprAins, ttCis at", Nitothtle'ss ; Ikl aiht nt . the !WM'S ; promiuing Circulation in t he Limbs %%hen in aparalytic stat. : : it is also the best I"ltit'dy fur Chilblains, it dissolved in applied and mitt' a 1,1;4 :Cot litit welt niciitrienpl wan it, .9:lu titli s IV the part atfeeleil with a rag . lc is likewise fr om " P " et tatiiig quality, Oviiiimirable service in the aceitlentS and local complaints to Wlii‘;lc Horses sty subjeg, laid no • stable should - be withoht it. Sold only by F. No Is ‘llery and Sock,,ki.4s• S. Paul's, "ettatch- ya r d. four Doors front.the ccrner of Cheap n. side, Lo " t o Ptiott 2S. fret. a Bottle,•dUty included ; and, by thvir ap. points-mail, by Bacon and Co. Oxford.strret ; ode, ()id • li ond-stteet. i Bayley and - Co Cocitsphr-sneet ; W "ld. Mid" t!.f. - r 4 wr ; Kendall, .I.toyal Eiciiange„ Dicey und •0. Bow Chure.h..yant Mali , . Corner ot Ludgate -law ; %iatkes and llowlinik in Co, Borough. THE REV. SIR. 11A itt:l.AY's I'AtENT M4'1'11311.1. tittst 'of fiat, celebrated Buchan, TT was a iemaric Authorthc Denlto4tic . Miedicihr, that,OpmpiAihts of the si oi olich BotVcils are the prevailing 11444t.1y of this Ctoontt)„ •ttliicit lay the fousidAtioh of the chore ti , ;:ottLible ITO (Atilt i)iSCIASC; thO vino could did Lover fur ithe relief anti elite 2 and ittf3lli4L. rcipoiy %veld per. tiorm a intacr in 4 port4nt tAttvice That itASeCoC u ly flat nO‘V t ern rrildo ttt the P.ltCilt 01" flit; thttV. Wi . 111411) liarelay,, the attensiiie. sale of wino', 4nd Lass high .c6tiritation in ‘vhich they are cieservedly ltclef, has binsicierably leastincil the number of-thicse mnpfaipt x , code fair.' in a short tnnu , to be the ;Ilium'. of etalrely erath thting-them. These }'tile hive tt ()Pick ;Poi ssle ortt‘ration, lacy as powerfaily obi spticiiiesily alt 11}C 131:44 Altsi Opts Hnioye talc rilimeropt dl'sortiera.coutteeleit with it, Sick voirtiLicoheta,,Flatulioce, Livet Compiaints i jaundice, Net. tiorn I nakcstion. 4cc. T;ICy MC the moat arilpahle Filthily Nittlii:iite hitherto atferett .the pktbtici, evil the l'ropti(tor is spiipOrteil by the most rtspedabic thitiente of tile first eXaratiers of the Nobility ami. o ther 6 , grit they rave -nevi;' Ocon vitahliatercid foamy person Without Cyin6 ctit,tiriLailtt speedy Anti its the end eoinitlintitg a ure,. . is 7 r . his valuable Medicine, having heal used with succcis, tecommendo.l by the tol lowing distiliguithad I'dtsonakes The liNtit t•hti. Vibeouut The; Lunt iitshult of With Sit tebn lion.Yivtlod..lior, M.P. tot 'Minton. 'Sit 6 . tel►hiot LoOlingion, nart. M.P. tor Pcn)rt. ,Thoiriaa Amon M.P. for Litchfield. )amens AlTo 4 4, l Eti. M . for Southaini.t ,, n. LAvErt.; M. V. for Hei ttttrci edinund goehiii„ Fsq. N.:w.torect, firm); Ciaricill. Thotnali fiaentiettiley. G W. Disko, Private Secretary t', the Arcbt4thoto of dariterbtity. TIIC Nov. Mr. Difilf.jf, Librarian to this * Cecil t : ol , ,:clet, EH. M.P. fur w el o ac k Sold wiinitale and rattail by 11r. Butler, No. 4,Cheap.side; and. retail by Mr. Kirin. Stailnitl-street, OldLiund4t,teat ; Mr. strattOtt, I.oiCtub , ter.44ll4oe; 1/4401i aiut Co. tip - , OA ford-Aret and by ail reepcctaOlt Ycn<itta ,in Turn aud Country. A V4utiun.»t>4 4ento the tianioof_wialiarit Barclay tn. graved on the Si.vinp, which is affixed on tric initsine /JO vt each box; all;jsot au st.inwed area clangeroui saint:L. Price 0. 64.1. Ai ;sus, with ample thrc&rtnis The detachment of the Osth regiment of French infantry, which were in garrkon here, proceeded yesterday to Augsburg. • The day before yesterday Saxon troops entered hare,• proceeding from the. Bo hemian frontiers. They yesterday went to Stranbing. • AuusligliGtr, MAY 151.—Accoiding to certain in telligence the French troops are already on the other aide of Vienna. It is probable that they will 'pro ceed diretily towards Hungary, in order to antici pate the insurreelion there, VIENNA, MAY 3.—By virtue of an Ukase of the Russian Government, Which a courier has brought hither, all Russians who are here, have received orders to remain here no longer. The greater num.: .ber will, in consequence, lope this place to-morrow. The first column_of the Hungarian Insurrection i 3 already arrived here. The Empress left this place yesterday.' Her at tendants proceeded towards Hungary somedayingo. NT/ENNA ,MAY o.—The most ;relive exertions rue' made for putting this capital in a state of defence. 'lke Archduke . MsxtMtt.lAN, who was dispatched hither, has published a Proclamation, addressing the inhabitants, and exhorting them to a defence of their city. Aufiram, MAY . 4..-T We Imre heard nothing of battles sine's the retreat or thu ArCbdUlie CHARLES over the Danube. He has fixed his great army in Bohemia. ..in order .to withhold the enemy from entering Vienna. intreitchtnents. are farming there. Fifteen thousand men work daily at them. Urratt SWABIA, MAY 6.—The Tyrolese peasants have carried away 600 barrels of salt, end laid con tributions in money on the villages- .They begin to foree young people to join them; but a French corps is farthing against them. They have'brrcady receiy : . ed a severe check , , at . Isny from the Wurtemburgh cavalry. LITDWIGSBtIIIGII, MAY 14.—The progress of the Tyrolese insurgents towards the frontiers of Bits;aria and Swabia, and their having taken possession Ofseve , - 1 places in the Voraiberg.h aes ad,eral weeks. since deed his Majesty to draw acradon on the front* this kingdom in concert with tln King of at .. tie. In consequence' of the troops being 01 placed on the side:ot Bavaria, the rebels , entered Kempten, I ninwstac4 iiregenz„4indatt, and on the toth Memniitigeti. ' The King has rebolved Arse .fore to' , send ton clisseurs' and a battalion against them. . '!,, ~., - .,•0 • . ,'n • ' ASCHAFrEbillUittlit b MAY 15.—We bear that corps of 4000 'Westphalian troops AN to. take pos. seAbion of Hanover. It is likewise said that Siettin, Glove, and Custrin, with Choir fortresgeii are to be put in possession of, kbe Kiog Weatplkalid. From Cii6rulte we learn that the Baden troops are proceedlbg to the Voralberg - and the Northern Tyrol. HAGUE, MAY e9.-ir•The, following important hi . telligent:e is contained to kttecs 13th instant,, from the Lower Rhine :•--- Ott thogsth of April,, the Emperor of Russia de cia.red :war against Austria, and ordered his , artnies to enter dallicia and Hung piy. The have al• ready entered Gat'iota, t-ind beaten tint Au,trians., :The King or Prussia, fax from approving t;te`de• solation coon - twitted by tcoiil , ha►s seta an iirmy of 3ti,uou that robber; in conjutietion with the truap of Vitrtp,iplitil Since - the 9th inst. r tie French nag has been un furled on the top of St. titephetes , cintron Oa the I oth or. 1. Itb .1 he Emperor . NaroLuoN was to leave ti;v capital. I.lie Linperor FAA Ncis IL bas • boliiated peace. .A private letter .frotri the French. headlnarters of the6th"nunounCes,tha,C oti that day 49lit Han Oat , cer of the .Statf had at rived k li a nessenger hearing. a Imo . written by th e Emperor Pi-ancii to the Em peror Napoleon, •iv attic 4 the Emperor of /Visit in implurcd up arrnistio awl pent:Ll Oi his Majesty in the most humble exprcibions.. :Vile short time of the stay of the Patient, ittail* in the head-quArters of his. Majesty, ilidtlC , > an: opinion that the tintWer Was nntavourablt.s-,-tthe more- so, as the army ma— tinues ativoncing. DuissLooar, M 4y proclatuatiou has this day bean published here against Stiutt.t. : it eon- eludes thus : . . ITi3 succet4s w , )10d be of no Jong durt99 were. bo to Set hid toot in ;the Gland'Duchy. An army of ttervprized,e has been or i pd„ to artier to repa4 whe6- ever peace may bat iisturbed between the WCief and Ant. Ittune ; and tit( t hero who in t4.days lit rived at Vienna, in u of 400,(J00 Atwt.iiiiis 4 Brill knew how to tlefe ! , aping' it robber, and putiish thoae oho, ranted him' tlny,tAalnattet ; bot the poaisinnent vlit! t tta Owndlui, for the talic.lii conlv m4 l l the people (1' 'gilt to be tauttit that the taut, the noblest, the nt fat indispenaable cat laws is—eltib tui*On to their g treaupent.: • ffAigoven, MAY 10.7 Schill's corps has r,:loti.'n itselt at. Seehusert, Osterbarg, Arendza, and Sa:z -w , MLA N, MAY 100-;-the following note prOccedi from the head-ottartemot the army, has, beta tier moment published Lavadine, !Ally 9, three o'clock in the rating. a On the eventeg of the 7th, his Leperial 1-11b fleas the Genera! in Chief, ordered 'that the army should pass the Piave on tbg day - following. Outing the night every. preparation IVasc made for carrying this bold enterprize into execution. The passage was etretied at three yesterday morning : the army 'swam acrois, and the other bait' forded the river in presence of the. enemy, Who was encamped on the other side, and was amused by (else Attacks on other points. Hardly was the passage etteet.xl than the French troops threw themselves upon the enemy. The cavalry, the voltigeura; and the artil lery, performed prouigiei of valour. The enemi'i ranks were forced on ail sides, and the instant they were. formed again, they were broken; • " The enemy leis lett considerable number of killetiand wounded on the field of battle. Aino . eg the former are .seyeral Generals, particularly Lieu tenimt•General Dehmlow. We have taken sixteen ' pieces of cannon, and a numlier of chests. The . General commanding the artillery, ,and. the Cline: mander of the cavalry, have been taken, as well at a number of other, ()dicers, and an infinity -01 'set. diets. The enemy's army was in complete route.--r To-day, the Prince-general in Chiet pursues his 'brilliant advantages and to-night, or tolnorrow, a detailed account will .be given of a victory bril lictnt fromAhe boldness of the. plan which prodUccd it, as Train the exploits which will for ever reflect lustre On:Ase army of 1 . I3AYONNR, MAY 0..--. The courier frum Madrid is arrived titis moicing. He brings no (refill gence of•the . arinies which are advancing on the side of,Estremodura and Andalusia. The Duke of •Tie visoicarrived on the plain of Astorga ex tends towards Madrid. General ,K.ellerstan has el retard his junction' with the Duke el.Elchingeno-;* It is even said the French baveentered Oviedo, the capital of Astoria; without resistance. The loom. gents in this kingdom ,have tio-means, of eaeape btrt by sea. The following Austrian pubLcations are annoted to the sth wench Bulletin : Na. 1. "During the last week intelligence of the Military operations.. of Germany and Italy his been but, im perfealy communicated• to thepublic....M O ve nw i t o succeed each other•with so great rapidny, and the agitation is,such, that it is impossible to giire a eoin; plete relation of These compliuted events; for its order to digest them, we should pOssesta detrbe tranquility ,which in these (Aliol nipments rats 1),:i neither required nor expetted. The desire whiCh there is to know the whole of these great 'events, is well as the memorable efforts of our army, and the particular a.itiorts of the defenders of the,couttny t is both natural and )ust, and in a bho tt titrie it W1;1 be compltttely gratibed, c 4 Th e iti:,l)t l itanti of ' this 'Empire have, in tite&e latter.times, givett a•great eaatup)e of attachment to the SOvereigii, of zeal tor the glory and prosperity of the State, of judgment in the eonside.renion of !hell' true iWerolit i of confidence in ihernseivesi of courage, and of union. They have egeited *he. ad mirmion of s.iae watitl, and h:t e tbenitseivett a ra nk in Ili,tov which few will with Om; kit that this ginty be not itnporfect, it is neces%ary that their constanq and Intnness tie unslieon by disastrous events. " war, the object of which is to struggle agaittit the edls whiCh "twenty years of mislortutve have brought open 4urope, cannot have a Ii ipuy aftor a kw clays or weeks of A war, in which we dofeud ail ;1114 is ticar, all that is holy, in the 03 es of Men, cannot, like ephemerat buildities, commenced an account of ail i t ibufi l a utvi Or of a few Mile(; of tiittritory, be detertni* eecortsi ing to the good or, bad success of borne expetfitiimi4-k Our cause would not be that I,vhicli t is, if we could `g-iin it without It boor. etteniy havetick obtriliti, might in that case, with sotintoppearibit* of reason, 'aectise us of having e:stailitaittil, tx d'ingers again it which Wi.t artz arittel; .114, bayloiu ing . paint;:t.l in tot) colours Ibe is 10k4h40,4101i flip ed Upon se many states, 4tid /Or itilithin 0111. - tai, 1114 4 , E ver y thing, which can stretv - ,ihen coAlide.tweep elevate tl4: soot, ti Itf lofhirkg;; c44rLige . ,.jo olCo t ti 5 tle. it NVii , 3 I,coerly ro lin ve Loa lco °ca. : t.t woro tiLa4 jtht:Ct; ; it 13 cittiv , - , s- O K ! soittioletti of the art:44;AL ut dmios•--Witieb liaS tp.lde its rt;t-„tit•:o t. ttrittst. ibe t,i pr t i,ent lutiof .0110,10Q:1i to ‘otoc.•,, 014(e n, i ji t , t l.l (' 11l Vi . li)(00IOif I.) all t:.it:Sft.".l;7llllzl;,;es, ;ny 114; ti iii 9104, that conE.Jw, , : c char WhiCh lilt Ilfui aviutn, , ,i 4,3): otla Adisr INDIA Muss, ..414 5 23, tBr9. THE COURT of DIRECTORS! of the UNITED comi ANY oj .414:Rci1.4sr.s . of ENGLAND read- Ing to ibe E .1S E IN/1,11S•1' beee.iy give -Mike, ' That a General Code, of the sail Company Tall be held at their flo'iein Leadenhall.street. on Friday the zd df ' g uns next, a: Vey°, 0'%.:/4k 1:7; 16e, Fenennon, at tie deelee , ej nine Preprielore agreeabiy to ;be fidlenving letter To Charles Grant, Esq. oltairtnan of the Court of Di— rotors et the tionourablc Cast India Company. St/Z, :lie itnier.lll44liMtd Prt•pligtVrt 4646 , $41411144 46COrdilfg to law, do reque.o i4at a General Court of Propriet2rs may be tailed with 411 convenient iped to take into erttideratiok the filmiltetionicooutra by the lion. Court a/ Diretiort on the subjel7 0.1 Itat renal the . Writers wed Cadtts otentionad in the Report of the Ss. feet Cont,gittee of the Ibuse of C00($111 , 1J, and .whose Appoint. mews are shoe stated to have been prreared by Improper mean,. JYC a , e, Sir, rovr most vi,riiirott htow6l. 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